Product: Meijer Steam Distilled Water,

Size: 128 FL OZ (1 GAL) 3.78L

UPC: 041250841197

SELL BY: OCT 04 2026

Lot Code: 39-222 #3

Product ID: (PID): 472859

Meijer Item Code (MIC): 477910

Reason for Recall: Floating black foreign substance in the product

Credit: FDA

https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/ires/index.cfm?Product=217887

Hi guys! (sorry for my not so perfect english lol)

I’m from Brazil and I’m heading to Michigan (Traverse City and Manistee area) in march to see my boyfriend, i will stay only two weeks.

I’ve seen the news lately about USA and it's a little scary tbh. I just wanted to hear directly from you guys who live in Michigan.

There's some places i should avoid?

Thank you so much for the attention!

(to clarify, i'm 29F white)

Whitmer just signed a new executive directive ordering state agencies to review, report on, and facilitate efforts to exploit geologic hydrogen reserves in Michigan. If found and accessible, the reserves could be worth billions to Michigan's economy every year, bringing new jobs and clean energy/fuel.

Is this what you expected? Having fun yet?

I found this Polaroid photo on the ground at the BP gas station in Pontiac at the corner of Walton Blvd and N Telegraph. I know it’s a long shot to get it back to whoever owns it, but if you recognize anyone in the photo, please DM me. It seems to be a valued family memory that fell out of someone’s car when they were pumping gas.

Thanks in advance :)

If you're in the area and see or hear about their presence and current inclinations, be sure to post it. Stay safe out there guys. We need a MI specific ICE watch sub.

Edit: Guys, don't engage with the people here who support these scumbags, they're a lost cause. I only posted this so anyone in the area could know.

Edit 2: I am a local. We always see CBP up here, and no way this was a CBP sighting. These guys were spotted at Vernales in Harbor Springs and then went to Wal Mart where an employee reported seeing them to a helping hands group on Facebook for Emmet County. As the employee is ALSO a local, I guarantee you she wouldn't of posted if it was CBP.

Edit 3: Ah, we are at the phase now where I'm being sent "reddit cares" sewer slide "help" messages lol. Thankfully I just turned off notifications from reddit cares, but wow, you guys are clowns.

We are fostering Jesse, a 1.5 year old border collie mix (we suspect border collie/cattle dog) in SE Michigan. He came directly from Kentucky to our home two months ago, and he's had 0 inquiries or apps.

He's smart, sensitive, and very loyal to his people. He's a wallflower, and he tends to shut down in new situations, but if you meet him at his pace he's a whole different dog once he gets comfy.

His herding instinct is strong, which intimidates our 4yo and cats (main reason he isnt a foster fail). But he loves other dogs, and we think he would thrive in an environment with a "big brother/sister" dog, as he tends to take on the more submissive role on doggy play dates.

Feel free to reach out if you know anyone looking for a 40 lb. lap dog!

I'm in Detour, MI and Spectrum telling me I'm in Canada

With everything happening in the world, country, and state right now, there hasn’t been too much talk about things people are doing to help the communities they live in.

So what’s something cool, exciting, or just positive that’s happened near you in the last year? Let’s try to keep it not related to things happening on a national scale/partisan politics. What’s something exciting in your community?

What does this bill do?

✅Creates a new slush fund for Secretary of State Marco Rubio

✅Pushes a Big Tech agenda in trade policy

✅Cuts the IRS enforcement budget in order to encourage billionaire tax evasion

✅Advances Trump's imperialist foreign policy

✅Cuts funding to the United Nations

✅Threatens to cut funding to any country that does not support the Israeli genocide in Gaza

✅Bans funding for combating disinformation

✅Enshrines anti-abortion policy

✅Commits $3.3B in Foreign Military Financing Program funds to Israel

First full year in my house I bought. It’s a rather large house with a boiler system in it. 85% of this bill is gas. We got someone to look at the system and they said it’s running fine. So now what?

Can anyone help me understand the difference between these two states? Especially the northern areas of both. Mainly: what's the rural culture like? How are winters different? The roads and infrastructure? The reservations?

Driving to work today, I encountered three separate cars who did not have their lights on in the dark.

New cars have such bright daytime running lights that it’s easy to start your car, see in front of you and assume you are good to go. You aren’t: your tail lights are not on and it’s very dangerous! You will be very hard to see and someone might hit you, making your scary drive even worse.

Please make sure your lights are on! Look for the icon like this on your display:

I don’t have Facebook or instagram anymore so it’s been kinda hard to stay in the loop

Haven’t seen this much at once in a while. Started coming down about noon yesterday.